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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Your driver license shows a restriction that requires corrective lenses. You drive to a store 2 miles away and realize that you left your glasses at home. What is true under North Carolina law?
Correct answer: You are treated as driving without a license, because you are not obeying the restriction.
Why
The vision test sets the restriction because you need the lenses to see hazards, signs and signals clearly at a safe distance. DMV can add other restrictions too, such as equipment you need to control the vehicle. The same rule applies to every restriction: drive only within its limits.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Restrictions · p. 11, 17
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